0757 ET - T-Mobile's competitors are lowering prices and as a result its decade-long run of outsized share gains could come to an end, says Oppenheimer analyst Timothy Horan, who downgrades the stock to perform from outperform. Comcast has aggressively lowered broadband prices and Verizon's new leadership will likely look to bring its sector-topping prices more in-line with peers. T-Mobile has the most to lose from this competitive environment. "We suspect this intense competition will last a year or two, and ultimately TMUS will look to increase prices and slow share gains. In the meantime, it could see multiple compression," Horan says. T-Mobile is off 1% premarket.(nicholas.miller@wsj.com)
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